C passes By value or By reference?
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Answer / rasheed
yes C passes Both by value and reference.
but strictly speaking C passes only both by value
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Answer / rohit
it depends on us how to pass a value
because ,c can pass by both value and reference
by valu means actual val of variable ia passed
by reference address of the required value is passed
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Answer / red dustbin
C passes only by value. When passing a pointer, the pointer
is passed by value. This is equivalent to passing by
reference but it is the progammer's choice to pass the
pointer instead of the object itself.
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Answer / ravi chandra
pass by value means passing values to the function
values means numericals
and pass by reference means passing addresses of the values..
fun(int a ,int b ) //pass by value
fun(int *a,int *b)// pass by reference
pass by reference
fun(int &a,int &b)
{
}
fun(int *c,int *d) // *c=*(&a) ,*d=*(&b)
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Answer / k.thejonath
C passes to functions by both value and by reference.
Passing by value, "you just send a variable" and by
refernce means, by passing pointer.
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